I don't recall seeing the advertising on the button itself. The ones I've seen had it on a card. Once separated... Look for the union bug ( or...
You have a number of them which look like late sixties fakes. There was a lot of them coming out then. Part of the reason for the Hobby Protection...
The company started in 1923 I'd say the bottle looks thirties or later
This was a nice surprise in a lot of junk watches [ATTACH] Titan 500. Working after putting in a new battery.
When did they stop making matches out of petrified wood? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Realistically, the sellers researched the hell out of this stuff before determining it was worthless shop fillers
We used them for storage in the eighties. The old operating rooms were pretty creepy. Would have loved to have been able to salvage the old...
Looks fairly similar to the cavalry buildings of Fort Snelling from the Spanish American war era. Those were recently torn down. The multiple...
The robe is just for heat protection - asbestos
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Straw marks have nothing to do with straw and never did. They are chill marks from an underheated mold or insufficiently heated glass.
It's a very poor picture but I don't think that is straw marks [ATTACH] "Please consider the pictures to be a part of the description."
Asking the buyer to eat Priority Express rates is a bit much Send it First Class and eat insurance yourself if it makes you sleep better
I wouldn't think a glued one would sell these days
I want to say one word to you. Just one word. Benjamin: Yes, sir. Mr. McGuire: Are you listening? Benjamin: Yes, I am. Mr. McGuire: Plastics...
The 8 reales look like a common fake
Both appear to be cast The real ones were die struck
RARE CIVIL WAR SURGEONS CANNONBALL EXTRACTOR But really, I'm with AF. I see a lifting tongs and pouring shank.
Sold by the US Mint for $29.95 a roll plus inflated shipping [ATTACH] They are worth ten dollars a roll.
There are many people who collect Coke or Disney extensively. There are few of those people who want to pay for what they collect.
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